Conditional tenses are a crucial part of English grammar, enabling us to express hypothetical situations, possibilities, and the consequences of different conditions. However, even proficient English speakers can sometimes make mistakes when using conditional tenses. In this article, we will explore some common errors people make in conditional tenses and provide guidance on how to […]
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Advanced English learners have already achieved a strong command of the language and are now poised to refine their language skills for more nuanced communication and comprehension. To reach this level of proficiency, a robust vocabulary is essential. In this article, we will explore a carefully selected list of essential vocabulary words and phrases tailored
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Introduction English Grammar is a characteristic of the English Language. It is a language whose properties must be composed according to certain rules. In this part, we aim to encourage our learners to appreciate the complexity of structural description and help them develop their overall knowledge and understanding of English Grammar, making it an enjoyable
English Vocabulary – Bad Words related to “bad”: Examples in sentences: I had a horrible dream last night. That was really bad. She made really nasty tea. I can feel an unpleasant smell coming from the kitchen. Other related words: His exam was really catastrophic.
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Students Often Confuse These …. ! Lesson 1 Journey, travel, trip, way If we asked you to arrange these travel-related words based on their long and short duration, how would you answer? Correct order: travel, journey, trip, way Last summer I went on one of the journeys to Istanbul. During the day I sat around
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Past Tense or Perfect Tense? For some reason, these two forms are often perceived as challenging for Cambridge FC (First Certificate) students during exams (and for many others as well). Some students even tend to mix them up, leading to confusion. In fact, those who manage to form sentences in the past tense find it
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English Vocabulary – Agree Words related to “agree”: Examples in sentences: We agreed on the answer of the test. We are working out an agreement on the new purification system. That was the unanimous decision. The meeting ended in disagreement. We tried to reach an agreement at the end but we couldn’t succeed. The new
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1 The rise in energy ____ has led to a reduction of fossil fuels that the world must use. A) redundancy B) efficiency C) consumption D) suitability E) conformity 2 We must find some way to give them fairly complete and realistic picture of the situation, but without ____ them too much. A) depressing B)
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Adverbial Clauses in English Adverbials of Time Whenever: Whenever I see him, I am in a good mood. He makes me feel positive. Once: Once he helps us, we could get over the problems. As soon as: As soon as the government has declared the budget, a big argument arose. While: While we were chatting
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